" mrATTA
SPECIAL NOTICES
for tliene column *
nlll he Inkrii unlit IS in. for the
nnil until 8 p. in. for the
nnil Siunlny ( Million * .
Ailverlliiern , by reitietlnK n nnm-
hereil eheok , rnn hnrc niiKTrrr * nil-
ilri-Kaeil lu n iinmherril lelli-r In cnre
of The lire. A""em > nililre eil
Mill be delivered < > n prvncntMtloii of
the check onlj- .
ltnli- , 1 1-Ut ; n M ril Ilrxt Insertion !
Ic n mini Iherenfler. .Nollilnn tnken
for lend thiiti 2.e for the llmt Inner *
lion , Theiie nilvertlReiueiitn tnnct hr
run riinoi-cnlively.
u'AXTicn srrt'ATioxs.
FACIAL. m.nMIPIIKS TttnATEO. THtJB CO. ,
tit Chanibtr of Commerc * . A JI173 AID
K MA i.i : IIBI.P.
WANTED-OANVASSEltS TO TAKE OltUEHS ;
Dtvr line of work , no heavy Roods to carry :
tiUly or commliBlon. C. 1' . Adatnt Co. . SSI
So. Kth SL 1J-M61&
WANTHU-MKN TO LKAItN Ol'Il 11KSINKS8 :
experience not necM ry ; salary pMd whtl
learning. Call t HIS DouxUn. U MM1 A14
BAI.ESMHN POK C10ATIS. 1S A MONTH ANtt
espennox ; old nrm ; experience unnecemarys In
ducement" to cuMoinerg. C. C. Hl hoi > * Co. .
St. LOMIS. U-M147
PURR 8AMPin or siccnirr OK UEAUTV.
True fa. . S2C Chamber of Commerce.
I1-M174 AM
WANTED CANVASSiHS-NO EXPIMIIKNCB
r-cesinry. J. J. ailinon , Ml Finn r aH nk.
IIS A WEEK KAS1LT MADE
our cucxlB- new premium plan. 312 8. IMIi bt.
Il 4jl-4i
WANTHIJ KKSIA1.H HUM * .
100 amus TOR ALL KINDS WORK ; $ j TO j ?
week. Canadian Office , 1122 Douglas.C .
C MS19
HAin JlKMOVISn PUItMA.
nently. True Co. , 326 Chamber of Commerce.
C M1T5 AID
WANTKI ) , A LADY TO MANAOIJ A KIUST-
clara buMness ; muct be nooJ bu lne i woman
of uome years' experience. Address O < 3. llee.
(
FOII HUNT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALL I'AHTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. K Davis Company , 1M3 Farn m. D Kn
HOUSES ; 11ENEWA & CO. . JOS N. 1STH ST.
D 521
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR. S2J N. T.
Life. D-5S2
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAOES ALL OVEK
the city. K to $ JO. Kldcllty , 1702 Farnam St.
HOUSES WALLACE , 13ROWN I11XCIC. ) 1CT11
and Douglas. D-M4
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS
of city , llrennnn , Love Co. , 430 1'axton Mock.
D-S25
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOOUS AND I'tAN'OS.
Om. Van & Htoiage Co. , 1415 Farnnm. Tel. IK .
D 120
LARGE LIST. McCAGUE. 1ST11 AND DODOE.
D 527
HUUSES , FLATS. GARV1N I1ROS. 1C1J FARN'M
D-S28
HOUSES FOR RENT. IJE.MIS. 1'AXTON 11LK.
D-523
HOUSES. J. 11. SHERWOOD. 413 N. T. LIFE.
D 531
10-ROOM FLAT , DOUGLAS. NEAR 2ITH. MOD-
crn , Menm hcaU Inqulie Ll.dqultt , 316 B. l th.
D 553
FOR RENT. ELEVEN ROOil HRICK. RESI-
dence. mndern In every respect. Steam heat ,
electric llghL Located nt the southn st corner
17th and Douglas Sis. Apply to R. W. IJaker.
Superlnundent Dee Jildg. D C32
FOR RKNT. MODERN FL\TS. REST IN THE
city. In new Davldge bullillne. oppoilte city
hall , references requlied.
John W. Robblns , agent , U02 Farnam street.
D 157
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAOES. ROOMS.
S. W cor. 15th and Vlnton ; finest location
In city for business men of Omaha and South
Omaha : rents moderate. 104 lice building.
D-M211
ELKGANT MODERN HOUSE. 2001 CAPITOL
avenue D 432 5 *
MEDIUM SIZE nRICK HOUSE. MODERN 1M-
provements. 220C Harney * t. D M4(8 A2
KOH IIOOMS.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; TWO FOR
housekeeping. 2C03 Dodge. E JI445 A3
DKSIRAHLK SOUTH ROOM TO GENTLEMEN
only. Small family. 2303 Douglas.
. EM-4S1
FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING. "zc23
St. Murj-'B. E-M40C l >
ROOMS. 190 CAPITOL AVE. E-MWJ '
IIOOMS AMI IIOATtD.
MODERN RRICK. ROOMS AND BOARD ; tt.50
week. C14 N. 15th. F M3IS A2
NICE COOL ROOMS ; GOOD HOARD ; RATES
reasonable. The Ri e , 2020 Harney.F
F M3D4 A27
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITH
1/oard. 2015 Douglas. F M3M 2
ELEGANT ROOMS , WITH FIRST-CLASS
board , nt Pea body House. 1UU9 Capitol ave.
F-M3S1 2-
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT
room , modern conveniences , private family. 705
K. 29th St. FM 4S3 3
ALI1ANY , FINE IX3CATION. TRANSIENTS
uccommodated , S101 Douglaa. F Mtfl7 S *
FOH uu.vr STOiius AMI OFFICES.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY RRICK RUILDING
at UK FniTiam Rt. This building has a fireproof
cement bnM > inent , complete steam heating fix
ture * , \uiUT on all tloors , eas , etc. Apply at
the ottlee of The life. 1-910
FOR RENT , IN THE 11EE I1U1LDING :
One laite corner room , : nd floor , with vault
and private otllce. water , etc.
One large front room 2.1 floor , divided Into two
roomn lij partition , water , etc.
One UIKU curner room , "J lluor , with > vault ,
wulcr. etc.
One front room divided by partition , third Hoor.
One corner room with vault , thltd floor.
One larce room , third floor , with partitions dlvld.
Ink' It Into one large room and two niiiilltr
pilvatc rooms , water , ttc.
Two large ground lluor rooms with vaults.
Ke\tT l > mll r > K > ms on fourth floor , with vaults.
All ihee room" are heated with steam , electric
llKhti-il , supplied with first clBKS Janitor bervlce.
Elevntois run day and all night. HullJInj-
strictly nrcproof. . Apply to It , W. llaker ,
Superliilrndent , room 104 lice Dulldlng , I lit
FOII RENT DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOIt
oftlcp. Dee building water , steam heat , electric
llEht and janitor service. Apply to R. W.
llaker. Superintendent Hec Ilulldlng. 1 197
RENT , IMPLEMENT KUILDINO ; ONLY
niif In town ; tire. < OxiO ; two-Hury ; l > est loca
tion In Iowa. Address Randall & Otto. Galva ,
IR , I-1137J A7
AtilS.N'TS U'.tNTKII.
AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
True Co. , 32C Chamber of Commerce.
J-M171 AtO
GENERAL AGENTS FOII OIF1'XR1V8 TO-
bioca Cure , Exclusive territory. Remarkable
teller. Guie KUarantenl , Never had a failure ,
Girtord item , Co. , Stevenson llldg. , Indlanan-
ullK. Ind , JM 4CS 3 >
PACIFIC BTOIIAOC AND WAHKIIOUSn CO. .
9b-ItlO Jones. Ofncral ttcriee ami forwardtnt.
M-i3 (
OM.VAN & STORAGE. HIS FARNAM. TEL. 1559
M-6T
WAXTUU TO I1UV.
11E8T PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA EAVINOS
bank occountk ut room to N. Y. Life llulldln : .
N Stl
WANTED. L.\DIES' DRIVING HORSE. AD-
drrss with description und lowest cash price.
O U , lire. NU-47i : >
FOIt SA1.K HOUSES AMI WAGO.VS.
1-OH SALE , CHEAP. GOOD HORSE , HARNESS.
tun butjilts tnj one ( -0'Jler' cprlas WIIKOU ;
alw iilumben' toole. at Kit Nurlli tcth btrt-tt.
Juhn Uadliwn. 1 < M37C A7 *
FINE TWO-HORSE PI-ATFOIUl SPIUNG DE-
Ihery wagan , ulmcf.1 new. rust J r..w. price
Jit : . W , > ! n tint two-liorsr rrnln wacnu. tx t
IIIS.OO , JTi.OO cash takes it. Call * t lTlcky rJ.
8. U - .
mulllckoo- P-M4M A2
BNIDE1I Ilt'ILT PHAFTON. IN GOOD CON-
dltlon. s uJeluber J-liurm family rarnacr ;
iilso double cirrUf hurnrsi bucer pole , lly
net * , piitr hoi e ( ollarit cheap fur cufch. uo
( rude. CftU nfltr 4 u'cl tk at Sill Harney.
pen SAi.n3ii. !
SAWDUST. HULK OR SACKED CRIDBINO
and hog fence. C. It. Lee. 001 DcutUs.
Q-U7
POfl SALE. rnnSH COWS. JAMRS . . . . . . . , - . .
Sth mid Grace. Q STfr-All *
ST.SS CrilED. THUE CO. . S CHAM-
br of Commerce. Q-M176 AM
I HAVE FIFTEEN ODELL TTPEWHITERS
nhleh I will rell for JS.W each , or one-fourth
retail price. Address Box IIS , Atkinson. Neb.
Q-MI7J A 4"
FOR SALE. THREE NEW WELL IlfILT
. -room modern rnttagen. MSI front , on nrade ,
-l | localnl , p rmiment walks ; will r r H
per cent on Invo tment ; easy terms ; monthly
jiym nt. lUmllton lirog. . bullden411 Bo ,
th 8U Tf 1. 1179. ' Q-M4i : S
JlISCiLt\MJOtS. !
MIDLAND IIUOGY CYCLE CO. . C. A. EDLINO.
MKT. New " 97 cnrrlnges , buggies nj Mcyrles
HI low prlcec. Wheels rented by hour or day.
lllcycle repnlrlnr. Sid N. IGth ft. . tel. 12U.
RM-8K-A10
FALLING HAlll rUIlED IN TEN DAYS.
Trae Co. , S2 * Chaml < cr of Commerce.
n M : A20
CLAIHVOYAXT * .
MADAM C5LYMYR. ONLY GENUINE LIFE
reader ; tells names , ndvlcr , love , tnarrl'Be ,
Uw , reunites friends ; fc-e. We tnl up ; nails-
fuctory readlnus ; liourn , 10:50 to 7. 119 Far
nam. S M515 :
3IASSACI2 , 1IAT11S , KTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUQUVS , MASSAGE
steam baths. T 147-C *
MRS. OR , 1XOX. ELECTHIC MASSAGE RATH
parlors , restful and curative. 417 S. llth. up
stairs. T M51C 6 *
RETiniNO FACE CREAM REJUVENATES
the bkln , nmklng it as tmooth. fui and clear
as a child's ; c\cry wrinkle , e\cry line and
e\vry Indication of time's horsh treatment
banished. True Co. , 326 Chamber of Com-
mctce. U M178 A2U
MMi : . M. TRUE WILL HE AT HER OFFICE
every afternoon and will glndly give her time
to those who have heretofore been unable to
we her In person. 32G , Chamber of Commerce.
U M1C AM
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUI1LE3. 34C-S I5EE
Hide. ; physician , consultation or health book
frco. U-53S
SECRET OF I1EAUTY ; IT IS HARMLESS : IT
will not Injure the most delicate rklti. True
Co. . 320 Chamber of Commerce U 111G7 AM
HAIR ON FACE. NECK AND ARMS. GROWTH
destroyed ( wrmanently without injury to the
most delicate skin. True Co. , Z2G Chamber of
Commerce. U M1CS A20
HOW TO DECOME LAWFUL PHYSICIANS.
dentlfU or lawyers. Ad. lockuox ICC. CJjlcaKO.
UM 473 1C-
UALDNESS. FALLING HAIR , SUPERFLUOUS
hair and facial blenlihcs cure. ! . True Co. .
S26 Chamber of Commerce. U M1C9 A20
3. RUITUHE CURED FOR JM ; UNTIL 8EP-
tember 1 ; no pain ; no detention fr'tn business
we refer to thousands of patients cured caller
or write. The O. E. Mllltr Co. , 9:2-3 New
York Life building. Omaha. U M 533
ilLAt'KHEADS. 1'IMPLES AND FRECKLEb
iurcesfuily treated. True Co. , 326 Chamber or
Commerce. U M170 A20
FREE SAMPLES OF SUNDUKN LOTION.
True Co. . 3M Chamber of Commerce.
U M171 A20
31OXISV TO LOAX 1I13AL I2STATK.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. L. ,
quirk money at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska
W 541
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 13M Farnam.
W-542
C PER CENT MONEY ON NEIl. & IAFARMS. .
IV. B , Melkle , 1st National Unm ; Bldg. , Omnlia.
W 143
MON12Y TO 1XAN ) AT LOW ItATHS. Till ;
O. F. Davis Co. . 1502 Farnam St , AV 5IJ
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnan. Love Co. . 1'uxton J11U.
W 545
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. l > ussey & Thomas , t07 15t Nat. 131 : Md ?
W 54 f
ON OMAHA PROPERTY : LOWEST RATES ;
building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co
W 54S
3IOXI2Y TO I.O.V.\crIATTI3LS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horbc-s , wagons , etc. , at lowest rtites In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
300 So. 16th St.
X-54S
1IIIS1XI2SS CHAXCISS.
FOR RENT. 20-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE AND
restaurant , furnished and with established busi
ness , In good locution. W. II. Russell 1'IC N.
Y. Life. Y MDCO A3
CHEAP FOK CASH. A SMALL STOCK OF
dry goods and notions. Address O Cl , Ilee
YM 475 4
FOII KXCHAXIJU.
WANTED TO TRADE , GOOD LOT FOR PIANO.
Address O (8 , Bee , Z SC6
FOR EXCHANGE , NICE COTTAGE , WITH AN
ucre of ground , shade , barn , etc. . overlooking
Miller park , for desirable cottage near Kountze
Place. Dr. Shfpard , N. Y. Life. 7. M4I4C
FOII SALIC H12AL 13STATE.
HOUSES , LOTS , F.ARMS. LANDS , LOANS ,
Geo. P. BemU Heal Estate Co. , 1'axton Block.
I
SPLENDID COTTAGE AND LOT , NEAR 1ST ! !
and Cumlug , Sl.&OO. Ituom 10 , Patterson HI ! : .
RE M)51 ! ) A19
FOR SALE , 5-ROOM COTTAGE , NEARLY -NEW
4110 N. Sfcth ave , , west of exposition grounds ,
between Sahler and prugue ; city water and
cemented cellar ; large lot , only ! S.4l ; cuby teritir
Byron n. Hastings , 212 So. 14th utrtet.
utrtet.REM254
RE-M254
SNAP. J1.1SO I'XDR B-ROOM HOUSE , GOOD
barn , c. w. corner S3d & Spauldlnc. J N.
Frenter. Opp. I' . O ] | E M214
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS , K.500 1S.7M TO
J6.WKJ ; K-C phoioa at Hth mid Farnam , Jlorur
llldg. J JGibson. . [ 14 1'lrtt N.iU Dank lllJj.
RE-35I
I ACHES CHEAP , m MILES FJtOM SUGAR
factor ) ' . Inquire R. 1C , Patterson Blk.
1UI-M1SIJ A21
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS HANK AC-
counts. O. U. Wallace , 3U Brown lllk.
RE 199
LOST.
LOST , BCAItF PIN , TURQUOISE , WITH
four diamonds , liberal reword to finder. F.
Harrett , 1M7 Farnam St. Lott M49S y
LOST. JUNE 30 , SILK UMBRELLA AND
silk covered screen , between Sitli. Dodge and
Indiana Ave. Please telephone Dr. 11 olden.
Lost 450-31'
SIATTUKSS H12XOVATIXO WORKS.
MATTRESSES , COUCHES. I'ARLOU FURNIture -
ture to order ; repaired. 1C03 Leavraw'b ; tel 1M6.
1SS
MIOHTIIAXD AMI TYPUWH1TIXG.
A , C VAN BANT-B UCHOOL , CU N , T. LIFE.
KA
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , IGTH & DOUGLAS
MIDIC.\I _
THE OLT > R ELI A BLK PEOPLES' DISPEN-
sury , 1U2 Douglas , Onrnha , effect * marvelous.
cures In dlc es of women ; all Irregularities.
no matter what cause , cured. Letters with I
crnli answered , to
MORAND'S. U10 HARNEY ST. . PRIVATE LES-
KOIIS , toclfty or stage ; now open , 45 ! A-SO
SIDEWALKS.
SAWED. NATURAL STONE. ARTIFICIAL
brick. Tel. 1C83. W. J. WeUhant , 339 a. llth St ,
55T
U. S. WALKLJN , nil CUMINO ; TEU. 1331.
I'AWXUHOKKItS.
1L UAROWJTZ LOAKK HONEY. IIS N. K ST.
-iU
COMMGRCIAb COLLKOBS.
PALL TERM OM. Bt'S. COLLEOE OPENS
Sept. 1. C t na itjwclmtn * penmansnlp free.
1M-AW )
T > A HPt XTT'C Sues & Co. , Attorneys-
* --AAJ11 1 O t-lJiw uniJ r tenl Ex-
j , , , , M rruliaini :
Omnha , Neb. Tlranch office * t Wuhlnston.
D C. W make FRET EXAMINATIONS and
aM Inventorn In felllne theln Inventions. Send
for free Advice nn < 3 Patent Book.
f7Crr ! procnrtfl br c A. SNOW &
lij > 1 s
5
WnnhliiRton. D. C.
FItEE EXAMINATION and ftdviee. No attor
ney's fee lfore pstrnt. No claptrap offer of
prix's or promise of nudflrn wealth , but stralcht.
for van ! advice and faithful service.
No. 4270
Scaled bids wIP bo received at the office
of the around ? and Bulldinc * department
TrnnsmlKiisslppI and International Exposi
tion , for tbe Auditorium ami Mines and
Mining bulldlnifJ until 4 o'clock p m. , Sat
urday , AufU t 7. 1S < 7.
Plans and specifications for both butldlnps
. .i fll In superintendent' * office. No. 31
Paxton block , or set will be furnished con
tractors at cnst. P P KIHKKXDALL ,
Stcr. Grounds and Bulldlnj-s Dept.
con sYrniLisj
A. Vrlitrn Onnrnnlr * to CUKE EVXKT
CASE MO.NEV JtCrUMIEII.
Ourcurclf perminrnt and not npntchlneup. Cases
trftdtfn ji-ar nKO hve netern-en a fjinplnnHiice.
Bjrtpcrlhlii-jourco. erulij' e on treat you by null ,
atid weklre the KAine ti-oiif ( iruarantee te-cureortetund
all money. The e who nrrlcr 10 conw li ii- fur ( n t-
nient ran do N > and we will i y railroad fare both ajs
uid holel lillln hlle here lr etall to cure. Ueehjl-
kiien tlir orld loracaw tbal our 'liidc Itrmril ] '
IJl liut cult ; . Wllte lor full patllculnii- iret lh
n-Jrtence. w > lmo tlunHounnM > Ue.Ur lUitfj-rot ) ! < > o.
the inn t einlneDt | iliyslciMiOi > ve icr hern nine
to clre more ! h n temiioiiiry lellef. Incur tenjrors
plaetlee ltli thU .Uncle- - milv It has t n nort
aim ll toovpnxime Iho prejmllrei < aenlli t ull niM-alleo
al o fln.nclal barking of SSOO.WOO. It l l rfectly
| .areto II howlll try the ( rrntimait. IlntloUirejuu
Into tn tmttlnir lip and laylnt : out juur money for
ollliiiTlit trratinentBand alllivligli you m e not > tt vulTd
nu one 1ms luilJ l ck your roonrj l > o nut ti > t uny
more mnner lint II ymi try us. Ola. chronic , < ] M.-vMot | tl
t-anes nntJ In UJitJ to ninety dAys. Inn-iliralc our
liuaiifJal ttanillng. our re | it tlon as ljn lnri.s inrn.
Write for imuie and mldif-1 ! ! t the e v/e liaie
cured , who 1m ve glrcn | H.-nnlMlon to refer to llieJi.
It ci t } u < iiily | KM KIte Uo tills i It lllfTejoJ
vurldol kullcrlnzlrtiln IMI nlnl Hinln ; andirjouiTC
married h t mar your ofTn'rlnK sutler tlmiugh j-cur
own ntgllpence1 If 5 our symptoms ore plmplcw on laee ,
sore thrunt , mucous palehen In mouth , rlitumatlMn In
lumCT nnil Joint * , hair falllnc out. eruptliuis on any
part of Hie tody , feeling or irrnursJ deplvt-Fion. palnx in
hfail or twiies , you have no time to urtp. Thosel40
are fonituitlv taking mercnrj- and j > o1a h rlinuM al -
contlnuclt. "Oon t iit UMI ol thi e rtr g will runtj
liilnounoand caUng lilccra In the ejid. Don t lail tji
vrlle. All curnvixiudenrr wnt sealeil In Main envel-
opp . Wo Invite the niont riirtii InrcvtigaUon ana will
doall liiuur powcrtoald youlalt.
GOOK REMEDY GO , , liicago , III.
Sea rles
& Searles
Hf isl > EClALlSTji >
Karons , Chronic
$ \fti i : > Priyatfl'oisBisis '
WEATHIEH
SESUALUJ.
A1J ( .ordcTMir Jim
Trriitiiiciit 113 111,11
C'onstiltalion Fr o
SYPHILIS
Cured for life nnd toe poison thoroughly wejiisei
from the sytrtcm.
Eperrnatorrhea , bemmalVeakn > . ? > , Lost Mai-
hood. Nlsht Kmiilo.is. Uecaj-ed Faculties. Fs
male Weakness ana all acijcati tJIsonlers pa-
rtliar to elilier hex posltUely cured. I'JLi3.
FISTULA ana RECTAL ULCKI& . UYI'R-J
CELES A O YAHICOCELE pcrmanontly an < l
picccfful'y cured. Metho i n w and unfnlllti/
by ' new method without pain or cutting.
rm or ndJress with stamp.
Jf.S6JirieS ) & bCfH > l2SllflKH1.uiAJ NKU
TANSY
Thtse are the genuine FR12NCH TANSY
WAVERS. Imported direct from Paris. Ladles
can depend upon securing relief from ami
cure of patnful find Irregular i > eriods , regard
less of cause. EMERSON IJRUG CO. .
Importers anil Acents for the United States.
San Jpee. Ca ! .
For Fnle by the Economical Drug Cc. , "S ! S. 13th
bet. Farnam and Douglas Sts. Sole agents.
TOO KHOW
DR. FELIX LEBHUK'S
Steel 1 Pennyroyal Treatment
is the oricinnl and only FRENCH
safe and reliable cure on the mar
ket. Price. Sl.TO ; sect by mail.
Genuine Bold only by
Myers-IJIllon Drug Co. , H. K. Cor Ifth and Far-
i.nm Streets , Omaha , Neb.
Ol'I'-lCIAI , It AIL WAY TI.1IICAltl ) .
Leaves II1UIU.INGTON & MO. ItlVKIS.iArrlve.-
UmanajUnlon ] > tjiot. 10th & Mason Sts.f Omaln
S:2iuni : Drawer Express t : am
lSpm..nik HIUs , llont i Puget Snd Ex. . | : ( it n
< : pm Denver Ksrrfss 4:0i : [ > m
7:01pm j : Lincoln Local ( ex. .Sunday ; ifipm
1 ; 0ipm ! Lincoln iMcul < ejt. Sundayll30ain ) _
Leaver kHlCAftO. fiUnLT5f5T05r } ttff\\7
OinaauJUnion Pfpot. lOLh & ilason Su.j Omaha
& : OJpm Cbicaso Vestlhule 7Uam :
U:4Sam : Chlcauo Expiees 4ljpn
7U > iim..Chicago & St. Louis Express. . . . 7rjini :
HMOam I'rfcino Junction Lr > cal 6:10prr
Kast Mall ( ex. Sundiy ) ZMvm
Leaves JCIIICAGO. MIL. & ST. PAUL.Arrlve |
Onidliatnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason SU.I Omaha
C:30 ( > in Chicago Limited . . .
ll:0tam..Chicago : KipreEa lex. Sunda } ) . .
Leaves lOHlCAGO & NOUTH\VEST'N.ArrIvc (
Omar.alUnlnn L > C.ot | , lOlli .S : llaf-on SU.J Omuha
I0.5am * . Emlern Express . S:4jim
4i5pm' : . Vtitilmed : Limited . EM'p.ii
5Upm : . St. Paul Uipreu . UU'am :
: (0nm . St. Paul limited . 9tupm
7Mam . Sioux Cily Local . HUopm
GlSOpm . Omahn-C'hliiu o Special . H : < itani
. Mlrtourl v''ify Local . lMam :
Bxcvpl Mundiy. _ J ; Et-tW Monday.
Leaves 1CH1CAGO , 11. I. it PACIKiaiArrlven.
QmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Maron SU.J Omaha
EAST.
7Wam..Atlantic : ) Exptets ( ex. Sunday ) . . SJ3pm :
7fOpm NlEht Uxpresj. . . . . ,4I5jm
4d 'im..ChlcaBO Vestlbuled Limited. . . . I:0pm
4iOpm..St. : I'aul Yc&tlbuled LlmlteJ. . . . J:2t'pm
WIST.
Spm. . . . . . . . . . . Morado Limited. . . . . . . . . . .
LeaTPS * } r7Tisr&MO. . " VALLEl" ; JArrhrs
Omahul Depot , > &tn i Webster Sts. ( Omaha
3OGpm : Past Mall uml Kxjrr i C:00pm
3:00ym.ex. : ( Sat. ) U'yo. Ex , irx. lion. ) . . . CWpm )
7SOam..rremonf ; Local ( Sundays only ) . .
7:50nm : . . . .Norfolk Expre" 'ex. Sun.i..IO : ; am
; irpm St. Paul Eipre s 910am ;
leaves I 1C. C. , ST. J , & C. n. { Arrive *
OnialitlUnlnn Depot , lOtli & ilat-on SU. | Omaha
8:05am : Kannan City Day Express 6lPpm :
10tt'pin.K. : C. Nlcht Kx via U. I' . Train. C-.tlam
Leave * I MlSSOUni PACIFIc ! I Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , 15thVtbsu r Etc. j Omaha
3oripm : Kebracka & Kunt s Limited. . . . ) : ! prn
Ivurtfaii City Express SMam
Leaves I SIOUX ClfVfc PACIFIC
Omnliaj Depot , IBth & Webster Bit. J Oroahs
6l5pm St. Paul Limited JlCam :
Lea\M I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahulUnlon Depot. Itiih & iluton Sts. ) Omaha
ijaro. : . . .St. Paul PaM > encer..r.lllOpm ;
7SOa.ro : Sioux City Panenscr . :00pm
tKpra. . . . . .St.Paul _ Limited , , . , , . . . . , . ; 2 im
WAItASH JIAlLWAY. ) Arrlv
OmabuJUnlon Deput , IDtli & Uokon Sl . ) Oinuha
4:80pm. : . . . . . Canon Ball . ! ! -.39 * < > i
Leave i | Arrhfc
OmaliajUnlon 10th i Mason Sts. ) Omaha
, . , Overland Limited . 4:45pm
Iteat'cc & Btromib'c Ex ( ex tun ) , s-Miaxt
. .Qrund UUud Kxprus tex Sun ) . . 3K > pm
SJCpm : . 1'ast Mall
Leaves j C. , ST. P. . M , i O.
Umaha ] Depot , Uth & Wrbtfter Sti. Omaha
lOOpm. . .Slaux City KxprrM ( flun..llOUrn :
1-iOam. . . .Sioux City Aero. < rx. Sun. ) . . . iSauv :
. St. Paul Limited . V:10aui
JiOim..Sloui Cltr Acco , < Bun. 0017 ; . .
PITCHER DONAHUE'S ' SERVE
.
t IK1
- He Calmly Kobi LouBTiUo of a Game
- , Honestly "rfoo.
.
PUTS HEAVY PENALTY&N SOILING BALLS
.
Cnnnliighnm I'rrnlnlyi in nUriilnrlnn
the .Vcvr Oiirn nnil the St. I. ul
I'llclicr n H itiiilrV ; Ileolnrca
Cniiit * FiirYtlled.
,
Cincinnati , 12 ; Cleveland , 5.
Chicago , ti ; St. 1'aul , 3.
Louisville. 5-0 ; St. Louis , 1-9.
Kansas City. 3-2 ; Columbus , 0-5.
'Milwaukee ' , t ; Detroit , 1.
Grand JlapMs , 7 ; Minneapolis 2.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1. Two gomes 'were
played by the Browns and the Colonels
today , each taking one. The visitors won
the flrut by superior playing and had almost
captured the second when it wee awarded
to the home team bn a technicality. Donahue
and Dexter , of the Browco and Loulsvilles ,
respectively , acted as umpire * . In the flist
part of the ninth , when the Drowns were
at hat atid the score was B to 4 In favor ol
Louisville , Donahue gave the game to the
former because Pitcher Cunningham per-
slsted In soiling new balls pateed to him.
Attendance , 10,000. Score ( list game :
ST. LOUIS. . LOUISVILLE.
11.H.O.A.E.I 1UI.O.A.1J.
l > oiiKlas , c. . 0 1 7 3 0 Clarke , If. . . 0 0 1 0 0
liarlry. cf..O 030 0 SlnfTord , n. 3 1 S 4 0
Uiirtman. 3b 0 1 S Z II Wnimer , cf. . 1 1 2 1 0
Orady. Ib. . . 0 1 C 0 1 WenHn , Ib. 0 1 12 I 0
Turner , rf. . . 1 3 0 0 0 M'Oetry. rf 1 1 1 0 1
Lally , If 0 130 l Johnson , ! b 0 2 3 4 0
llullman Sb 0 0 4 3 1 Wilton , c. . . 0 0 3 0 u
Cross , ES 0 1 S 3 0 Cllnsm'n. Sb 0 0 2 3 0
Lucid , p 20031 Hill , p U 0 1 C 0
'Hoiittnmn 00000 ,
1 Totals . . . .5 6 Z7 20 1
Totals . . . . 1 8 17 14
Hatted for Luc 111. .
LouiFVllle 0 0010S01 1 5
St. Louis 0 10000000 1
Earned run : Louisville , 1. Two-base lilt * :
Lally , Wagner , McCreerySacrlllce hlt : Harley -
leyVatmer. . Stolen bants : Johnson , 1. Double
jiiuys : Wanner to Wlhon : Hill to StntTunl toAN'll-
jjin : Hnllman. unaEFUted ; Cross to Hnllman to
Orady. 1'Trrt tiase on balls : Oft Lucid , 7 ; off
Hill. 2. Hit by pltcliwl bail : OraOy. Hurlei.
Struck out : lly Lucid. 2. Time : Two hours
and ten minutes. Umpire : McKurland.
LOUISVILLE , 5 ; ST. LOUIS , 4.
Score second game :
ST. LOUIS. I LOUISVILLE.
K.H.O.A.E. K.II.O.A.E.
DoiiBlun , rf. 0 0 0 0 0 Clarke , If. . . 2 3 2 0 0
Harley , cf. . 0 041 OStaffoid. ss. 0 1 1 1 0
lUrtman. 3b 0 u 2 2 1'WitRncr. ' cf..l 1600
Orndy. Ib. . . 1180 0 Wed n , Ib. . 01720
Hurpriy. c. . . 0 121 1 WCi-eery. rf 0 0 2 0 0
Uiily if 1 5 C 0 1 Johnfon. 2u.
Hallman 2b 1 1 3 4 0 Wilson , c. . . 1 1 1 1 0
Crats. ks 1 1 3 S 2 crKinan , 3b 1 1210
Colernan , p. 0 1 0 0 0 C'n'gliam , n 0 0 0 0 0
Totals . . . .4 S 17 11 5 Totals . . . .5 9 24 7 0
Louisville . OOD010025 b
St. Luuls . 0 3000001 4
Earned runs : St. LouK 4i Louisville L Two-
base hltw Hallman. Lally , Waimcr. liome run :
Grady. Stolen bares : ClarM 2 ; Stafford , WIIK-
ner. no'Jble play * : liarlay liujlanman ; llall-
mun to Grady : \Verden , unoerlsicd.lrst bnpe
on balls : Off Colemnn. 1. lUt'.b ) pitched ball.
Uy Coleinan. 1 : by Cur.nliiKhHra , 1Time : Two
hours and fifteen mlnuteaj Umpires : Donahue
and liexttr.
CINCINNATI. 12 ; CLEVELAND , 5.
CINCINNATI. AURT. l.l' Itfils liatl very
little trouble defeating thp Clevelands today.
AVilson , who was In tne1)03i Tor the visitors.
T.-as eas = y , nineteen hlts'.belnn made off his
delivery. In the llrst Innins i'eitz and Hurst
bad u dls-pute , which reilltetjjin Hurst strili-
IriK at the lied' ? catcher ? -'Trtey were separ-
atcd. however , before airyiltt-fniige was done.
Attendance. i.OOO. Score ; - '
XXATJ. I , '
1M1.0JV.E. ' . - . R.H.O.A.E.
Burke If. . . . 1210 O'nurkett. ' If. . 11200
Hey cf . 2 22-2 0 Clillds/'Ib. . . 0 0430
Corcoran , ss 1 3 3 50 M.iKean , , FS. 1 1.3 1 0
Irivln. 3b _ 0 42 rWnllncc , 3b. 2 1 0 4
Miller , rf. . . . 2010 0 O'Cftmbr. cf 0 0 2 0 0
IHckley , Ib. . MtA'pttr. cf 1 2 ft 0 0
Mcl'hee. 2b. 3 4 4 3 0 Tl > eau ; ' Ib. . 0 2 10 0 0
I'ei'z C . 1 2 3' 1 0 CrtfFtVo. ! | . . . 0 1'.2 2 0
Kiite&Uj'p. . . . 0 1' 1 1 0 Crtclxe.irf - ' 0 2 lO ' 1 1
' ' ' 'WilJOnV 7ii. 0 O'l ' 2 0
Totals . . . .12 11)27 )
Totals . . . . 5 10 54 J3 1
Cincinnati ' . 0 0 T ! 0 2 1 3 5 12
CIevflar.il 0 0010004 II 6
Earned runs : Cincinnati , H1 : Cleveland , 2.
hits : Mcl'hee , 3 ; BecUley , 1'eltz , Me-
Kean Cookc. Three-base hits : llurke. Left on
bases : Cincinnati. 9 ; Cleveland. 7. Double plays :
Corcoran to Mcl'lite to Ueckley : Irwln to Cor
coran ; Jthines to Corcoran to Irwln. riret bas *
on balls : Off Rhlnes , 7 ; off Wilton. 4. SlrucU
outIJy Rhines , 1 ; by Wilson. 2. I'aspeJ bal'js :
tYiser. Wild pitch : Wlls-on. Time : Two liourb
and ten minutes. Umpire : Huirt.
CHICAGO , G ; ST. PAUL , 3.
CHICAGO , AUK. ! Comisky'e Saints
played an exhibition game with the CoMs
today before an audience of 3.SCO people.
Score :
CHICAGO. I ST. J'AUL.
H.H.O.A.E.I R.H.O.A.E.
Rverltt , Sb. . 0 2 1 5 01'res-ton. If. . 0 0 0 0 0
WcC-m'U , ES 2 0 S 2 S McDl-lde , cf. 1 2 5 0 0
Lance , cf. . . 2 310 0 Nyce , 3b. . . . 0 1 0 1 0
Anton. Ib. . . 1 2 17 0 0 George , rf. .
llyan , rf 1 1 1 1 0 GlaKsc'U , Ib 0 0 9 0 ft
Callahan. If. 0 1 000 Shugtrt. sf. 1 0 C 2 S
Connor , Sb. . 0 129 0 Spies , c 0
Thornton p. 0 1 0 4 1 H' sw'h. Sb 0 1 1 4 0
Kittrrilce. c , 0 0 3 0 0 Mullane , p. . 0 0 0 3 0
i
Totals . . . . C 11 27 20 3 ToUxls 3 G 24 13 4
Chicago - * C
St. 1'fiul 0 3
Earned runs : Chicago , 3 ; St. Paul , 1. Left
on banes : Chicago. S ; St. Paul. E. Two-bare
hits : Aiifon , McHiide. Sacrifice lilts : Callahan ,
Klttredgf. Stolen liajen : Mcformlrk , Shugurt.
Pouble plays * Thornton to McCormlcU to Anson.
Struck out : Uy Thornton. ' 3 ; by Slullane , 1.
Hases on ball * : Off Thornton , 5 ; off Mullane. 1.
Time : One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire.
Timothy Donahue ,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct.
noston SO W 24 700
HaltimorH 7S r.2 M C0.7
Cincinnati 7S 51 17 K.4
N'T.York 7S n 31 OU.S
Cleveland SO 41 3ti Ki.fl
I'hilndelphla S4 40 44 47.C
Plttsburs SO 27 43 4G.3
cHpafo r.s 4C . : :
Louln-ille SB 37 49 43.0
Kroiklyn S ) 3 * 4G 42.S
Wa'hlnsrton 79 2H SO "C 7
St. Louis ffi 22 C3 2f.B
Games today : Cleveland nt Louisville , St.
Louis at Chlcatro. PituburR at Cincinnati.
New York nt Brooklyn , Philadelphia at
Baltimore , liofton at Washington.
SCflllKS OF THIS WKSTUIIX MJAGL'12.
CltjSliulM Out ColiiinliiiN
Ih < - I.iillrrN Criiniulh.
COLUSinUS , O. , Aup. l.-Columbus and '
Kansas City played In the mud today. The
seaoon In the first game by Urownle Fore
man's steady pitching , aided by the phenom
enal fielding of the visitors. The second
Birne was called at the end of the fifth In
ning , with the score atlo on account of
darkiicsa. Score , llrst ganlc : '
ColumbUH 0 Ot'tfiiO 0000 0 0
Katuas City 0 V.IK1' . 0100 ' 2
Hase hits ; Columbus , 5tKan ns City , 9.
Errors : Columbus , ( I ; K.yna ? City. 2. Itat-
terles : KansJis City. Forenoon and Ulunford ;
Columbus , Wolteri and tiuclciey.
Score , becond eume : " * * "t
Columbus -fin- 0000
Kansas City . . ' .5r , . 0 0002-2
Huso hits : Columbus.iCKansas City , C.
ISrrors : Columbus , l ; Kjmsas City , 0. llat-
teries : Columbus , Dlnsniore und Fisher ;
Kansas City , Pardee and lilnnforJ.
MILWAUKKK , Aug. 1. The pitching of
Terry was too much for IJrtrolt today , nnd
the Hrewera won a weJIJ played game.
Score : t i\n \
Milwaukee 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2
Detroit 0 lfff 00000-1
ISaso hits : Milwaukee , iDetroit. 4. Er
rors : Mil waul ; to. 4 : DvlWJ. 0. ilattrrles :
Milwaukee , Terry and SpeffJvDetroit , Wads-
worth nnd McCauley. , ' ,
GKAND RAPIDS , Mlcb.Vkus. ! l.-Glenal-
vin's Bobolinks , In the ubtwnce of their ci-
taln , won the Sunday game at home for
the first time this teaaoiu : Sco.v ;
Grand Haplds 10121000 2 7
Minnfaj.olls 041)0000 ) 0 2
lias > e hits : Grand HaplJff. IS ; Minneapolis ,
3. Errors ; Grand llajilds , o ; Minneapolis , 1 ,
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
M ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people ofrefinement
tor over a quarter of a century.
Batteries : tirand ha'pldi , Titppalau and
Twlnelmm : Mltineapolls , Kigsemeler , Phil-
llppl and Iloyle.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Played. Won , lx > st. P.Ct.
Indianapolis , . < -B5 27 67.1
Milwaukee $9 r.S 31 C5.2
Columbus 84 M 30 04.3
St. Paul S3 55 34 61.S
Drtrolt Sa 43 49.4
Mlnneapoi. : S3 29 f 32.6
Grand Itnpids 81 27 B7 32.1
Kansa. City 89 26 G3 29.2
Games today : Detroit at Milwaukee , Kan
sas City nt Columbus , Minneapolis nt Grand
Rapid ? , St. Paul nt Indianapolis.
5c rc .
ntJIlUNGTON , la. , Aug. 1. Score :
Hurllngton i 3020002 2-11 I
St. Joseph 1 01150000 S
Uase hits : Hurllngton , 12 ; St , Joseph , 11.
Errors : ISurllngton , 6 ; St. Joseph. 3. Bat
teries : Uurllngton. KItson and AVIlllHins ;
St. Joseph , Ulsley. Kane nnd Collins.
IlOCKIiXIHD. 111. , Aug. l.-Seore :
Ilockfonl 0-13
Cedar Ilaplds 0 00200120 6
Itase hits : nockfonl. 15 ; Cedar Ilnplds , 13.
Errors : Ilorkford , 3 ; Cednr Itnpldt , 2. UU- {
teries : llockford , Dolnn and Huff ; Cedar
Ilnplds , Cnrrisli , l iller nnd Van IJuren.
PKORIA. III. , Aug. 1. Score :
Pcorla 1-19
Dubuque 1 00000000 1
naso bits : Peoria. IS ; Dubuque , 6. Er
rors : Peorla , 3 ; Dubuque , 6. itatterles :
1'oorla. Hoach and ( Julim ; Dubuque , Stroll ,
Nonnemaker , Cnntlllon and Sullivan.
QUINCY. HI. . Aug. 1. First game :
Qulncy 5 0 10
Des Mollies 3 1-10
Ha.oo Jilts : Qulncy. 13 ; DM Mollies. 10.
Etrors : Qulncy. 3 ; Dt-s 'Molnes. S. IJat-
tcrlef t : Qulncy , Hackett and Graves ; Des
Mnlnep , Pierre nnd Price.
Second game :
Dps Molnes 1 0070000 0-S
Quincy 1 0120010 0-5
Uase hits : DCS Molnes. 16 ; Qulncy. 8.
Errors j : Des Molnes. 4 ; Qulncy , 0. Hat-
terles , : Des Jlolnes , Cooper nnd l-ohman ;
Qulncy , McGreevcy. Hackett and Graver.
CAMliS K TUB I.1VHI.Y AMATKUllS.
Orunil iHlniul'N Pl . Alee Siii-funib to
Diiiiilin llrewrrn.
GHAND ISLAND. Neb. . Aug. 1. ( Special
Telegram. ) The ! ocal base ball team lost
Its first game of the season today , the
Hrewers of Omaha being too strong for the
home team. Scully , who did the twirling
for 1he Ilrowers , was an enigma , only two
bits being secured oft his delivery. The
1'rewers on the other hand lilt Hofly seven
teen time ? , bunching them nicely. Score :
Grand Island 0 0100300 0--4
Omaha 0 3004104 K
Bar e hits : Grand Island , 2 ; Omaha. 17.
Errors : Grand Inland , 4 ; Omaha , 7. Bat
teries : Grand Inland , HotTmelster and
Glade ; Omaha. Scully and Shannon.
C'rilnr IllnlTH Smothered.
NORTH BEND. Neb. , Aug. 1. ( Specla ! . )
The Cesar Bluffs ball team played the re
turn game with North Bend on tbe North
Bend diamond yesterday afternoon. In tht
third Inning the home team stw that thev
had an easy victory and played listless ball.
After the fifth Inning the game was too
ore-sided to be Interesting. Score :
Cedar Bluffs 0 0 5 0 0 2 2 1 5 15
North Bend 3 0 7 0 1 12 1 12 S
Errors : North .Bend , 7 ; Cedar Bluffs. 12.
Two-base hits : North Ben-1 , 9 ; Cedar Bluffs ,
5. Three-base hits : North Bend , 3. Home
run : Hager of North Bend. Struck out :
By North Bend , C ; by Cedar Bluff. . G. Base
on balls : Off Nonth Bend , 4 ; off Cedar Bluffs ,
C. PasF d ball ? : Cedar Bluffs , 3. Bitterly ? :
North Bend. Legge. Haverlleld and Klmmel :
Cedar Blurts , Lee , Black and Woods , Um
pire : L. Holderman.
\\VI Point WnlliN ( in XVnliiio.
WEST POINT , Neb. . Aug. 1. ( Special
Telegram. ) The game hej-e today between
Walioo and West Point was a. regular slug
gers' match. It was a pooKy played game ,
the only feature being the . .York of Evans at
third and at the bat. AVahoo plays here
again tomorrow. This is twelve straight for
West Point. Score :
Wahoo 1 22011101 9
West Point 0 0 4 0 1 2 5 G IS
Base hits : West Point , 12 ; Wahoo , 11.
Home run : S. Crawford. Three-base hit ? :
Netheway , Kiement. Two-base hits : Lacey ,
Evans (2) ( . Valentine , Paul. Errors : West
Point , 4 ; Wahoo , G. Umpire : Dahl.
The Lightweights defeated the Acmw In
a very Interesting game of ball on the lat-
ttrs' grounds. The feature of the game ivas
the batting nnd catching of Sage and the
fielding of Prelsman. The score stood 13 to
3. The batteries were : Acmes , Parish and
Campbell ; Lightweights , GinEberg and Sage.
Anyone .wishing . games with the Light
weights address William Prelsman , 215
North Thirteenth street.
CHUISE OKKW YOJUC YACHT CIVD11.
Siicctiiclf In Sliirt Toilnj
from nirii Cove.
NEW YOItK , Aug. 1. Unless all signs
fall the fifty-third annual cruise of the New
York Yacht club , beginning tomorrow at
Glen Cove , the place of rendezvous , will be
the most Imposing one as a spectacle and
the most Interesting one from a sporting
point that this famous organization has ever
enjoyed. At sundown tonight there were
lying in the harbor of Glen Cove some
thirty yachts the nucleus of the great fleet
that will assemble there tomorrow morning
to prepare for Its first day's squadron run ,
which Is to be from Glen Cove to Nlntlng-
ton. At 11 a. m. tomorrow there Is to be
a meeting of captains on board the flagship
Corsair of Commodore J. Plerpont Morgan ,
to decide what time the start shall be made
and tha settlement of the minor details of
the course.
Tomorrow's race will be particularly Inter
esting by reason of the value of the prizes
offered by Vice Commodore Ledyard , and
becaure of the array of crack boats that will
start In the race.
In the rchooner class the famous two-
stickers Colonla and Emerald will have a
new rival for fpeed honors the new
schooner Hlldegarde , built for Georse W.
Weld of Boston. This will be Its maiden
race and the result will lie watched with In
terest. While the fquadron runs every day
will bo interesting three principal events
will be tomorrow's race , the Goe'et cup
race , August 5. and the ocean race from
Vineyard Haven to Saddle Hock ledge , near
Ilockland , Me. The start tomorrow will
be made about 1 p. m. and the thirty-footers'
will be sent away llrst on one gun start.
The sloop' will be pent away next and the
schooners last. The program for the cruise
after tomorrow will be governed somewhat
by 1c 1 the weather , but the Intention Is to sail
1t Tuesday morning for New London , un
less tliert should not be wind enough to get
there t , when the fleet will plop at Morris
Cove nt the entrance to New Haven harbor.
On Wednesday they are to race from New
London I to Newport und on the fololwlng
day the race for the Goelct cup Is to be
London to Newport and on the following
'the Goelet racn the licet will sail for Vine
yard Haven and on Saturday morning they
are to leave there Peen after daylight for
the ocean race to the eastward ,
AUITM.V 3IICUTIM ! AT OIIA VI5HI3MI ,
IlruuUlj-li .lorUrj- Club Aiilloinio-K tin-
IN | | of Itnt'fN.
NEW YOHK , Aug. 1. The Brooklyn
Jockey club tonight made the following an
nouncement regarding the autumn meetIng -
Ing of 1K)7 ) , to close August 30 , at the Grave-
send race course :
For 2-yc-iir-oIds , Prospect stakes , $3,000 , nix
furlongs ; Esc'elslor stake ? , $2,500 , six fur
longs ; Willow stakes , $2,000. five and a half
furlongs ; Algeria stakes. Ji.wX ) , five furlongs ;
Holly handicap. $2 , < HX > , live und a half fur
longs ; Flatlands ttakes , J2.COO , live furlongs ;
Youthful Btnkcs , $2.000 , five and a half fur
longs ; Neptune stakes , $2,03) . six furlongs.
For B-year-oldH Brookwood ntakes , t'1,000 ,
mile and a furlong ; Ocean VIew handicap ,
12,000 , mile and n sixteenth : Parkvllle handl.
cap. $ .2,000 , six furlongs ; Seabreeze Ktukes ,
$1,50) , one mile ; Greenfield stakes , J1.500 , six-
furlongs.
For 3-yenr-olda and upward Oriental
handicap , $3.000 , mile and a quarter ; first
special , 12.500 , mile and a sixteenth ; necond
special , 13,500 , mile and a sixteenth ; Specu
lation stakes , $1,500 , one mile ; Bay Shore
stakes , $1,500 , nix furlongs.
For all ages Culver handicap , $2,000 , six
furlongH.
For ( steeplechasers and hurdlers Steeple
chase handicap , $2,500. about two and n half
miles ; Hurdle handicap , $1,250 , mile and
three-quarters.
Following is a list of stakes for 2-year-
olds In 1M)3. ) also to close August 1C , 1897 , now
yearlings 1o be run at the gprlnc meetings :
Great American stakes , $12,50U , five fur
longs ; Tremont stake * . $10,000 , elr furlongs ;
Expectation makes , $5.0uO. four and n half
fuilonga ; Hudson make * . $3,500 , five furlongs.
To be run on the first day of the autumn
meeting ;
Jtfnlor champion stakes , $15,000 , six fur
longs.
For S-yt-ar-olds In 1SS9. now yearlings , to
be run at the spring meeting ;
Brooklyn derby , $10.009 , mile and a half ;
Carl ton tftaltrs , $5,000. one mile ; Gazelle
stake * , f3MJ , mile and a furlong.
Tnelvi * Thuunuiiil fur n Coll.
SAHATOGA , N , Y. , Aug. l.-J. C. Calm
of St. Louis has sold hl 3-year-old chest
nut colt , Typhoon II , to Bromley & Co. ot
Chicago for $12,000.
- WEEK OF THE L , A , W , MEET
.
Philadelphia Bicjcle Olnbs Prepare to
5
n Hecoive Many \ridi * nv .
I
THREE DAYS FOR SIGHT SEEING
Will Mr Hrl.l on Frlilitr nnil
nnil l.riullnc Aiiintcnm
ProfFK'liinnlo in Ibo
Country Will C < iiiiict | - .
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 1 The eighteenth
annual meet of the League of American
Wheelmen , for which preparations have
been going on lor over three months , will be
held In this city during the coming week and
the largest Influx ot out-of-town wheelmen
ever attending a national meet Is expected.
An unusually largw number ol entries , pro
fessional and amateur , have been made for
the two days of racing , Friday and Saturday ,
and the crack riders from all parts of the
country have entered In their respective
classes.
The meet Is being managed by the ABSO-
clted Cycling Clubs of Philadelphia , an or
ganization composed of twenty of the leading
cycling clubs of the city. Uuder the direc
tion of an executive committee thp various
details have finally been completed and all
la in readiness for what promises to be the
most succt isful race meet In the history of
the League of American Wheelmen.
On Tuesday Pennsylvania division of
the league will hold a business meeting , after
which the national meeting headquarters will
be 1 opened for registration and Issuing of
credentials. All ot Wednesday and Thurs
day will be given to the tours and runs , and
the visiting wheelmen will be taken to every
point of inten-at in and about the city that
can be readied by wheel. Wednesday night
there will be an excursion on the Delaware
river , and on Thursday night there will be
an all-night "Smoker" at the National head
quarters and a fete at Belmont mansion In
West Falrmount park. On both these nights ,
as on the remaining days , there will b ?
'open house" in all the cluba ol the city.
The raros will be held Friday and Satur
day at Willow Grove track. This Is three
laps to the mile and Is constructed of
boards. The preliminaries bo run in the
morning and the finals in the afternoon. The
one mile professional championship will be
decided on Friday and on Saturday the big
race for ? 500 will be conttvsted by the stars
of the professional ranks. The amateur
championship also promises some bitter strug
gles between representatives of the various
states. The entries closed last night for all
events and among some of the leading out-
of-town professionals enforce ! are the follow
ing : II. H. Steenson , Dayton. O. ; "TeJdy"
Goodman , New York ; Major Taylor. Cam-
brldreport. Maes. ; Fred Tittis , New York ; AV.
L. Uerker , Indianapolis , last year's five-mill
champion ; Howard P. Mosher. Boston ; Wat
son Coleman , Boston ; Fred Loughead , Sar-
nla , Ont. ; J. W. Judge. New York- Tom
Cooper , Detroit ; Frank J. Jenny , Utlca ;
Homer Falnuon. Chicago ; J. W. Parsons ,
Australia ; W. W. Hamilton , Denver ; Wnltei
ganger , Milwaukee ; J. C. TInkhora , Grand
Haplds , and many others.
The prominent amateurs in all parts of
the country have also entered for the two
days' racing.
The veterans ot the League of American
Wheelmen will have a meeting on Saturday
night , which will be followed by n binquet.
Sunday morning the meet will close with an
pxcursion to Atlantic City and a large con
tingent will make the run ou bicycles.
BXTHII2S KOIlI1UTIIOIT ItlJO.lTTA.
List In Liirir T Tliuii f r Sevi-ral Yearn
nml < : < ioil IlnpfH ArtPronilmd. .
DBTHOIT , Aug. 1. Fair weather seems to
ba the only feature essential to the success
or the twenty-ninth annual regatta which
has not been provided for. The events will
be rowed 'Monday ' nnd Tuesday on the Belle
Isle course , three-quarters of n. mile and re-
Th'e entry list IP larger than for several
vears past. The clubs entered Inc.ude the
Catlln and Iroquois Boat clubs of Chicago ,
Argonauts of Toronto. Detroit and Mutual
clubs of Detroit. Wyandottes of AVyandotte ,
Grand Rapids of Grand Haplds nnd the
Eoorse , Mich. , club. The program includes
senior and Junior singles , double paired
oared and four-oared shells , canoe and ppe-
clal races.
The entries for the single ecul' races are
as follows :
Single ? nlor sculls : Catlin , James Ilender.
son ; Argonaut , "W. n. IJright ; Wyandotte.
N. T. Langloss ; Mutual , C. Louis Van
Damme ; Catlln. William Welnaud.
Junior single . CUIP : : Detroit. Charles T.
Harris ; Iroquois , George Corbet : Catlln ,
Fred Barrett ; Mutual , John Van Damme.
The course Is an excellent one , situated
In the American channel of the Detroit river
between Belle Isje and the city , and the
oarsmen hope this season to revive Interest
in amateur rowing.
WILL ASSIST I1AWI29 COMMISSION.
Clii'roUcrnHoiinl Council TnU < > s
Slfim 1o Po-Opi'i-jito ,
TAJHLEQUAH , I. T. , Aug. L The Chero
kee national council has just adjourned
here after a ten-days' seailou. An Important
step was taken In furnishing the Dawes
commission with all Cherokee rolls of ciUzen-
ehlp , that It might make a final list looking
to the winding up of Cherokee affairs pre
paratory to the proipectlve change. The
Cherokee commission to confer with the
Dawce commission was hauled over the coala
because of its dilatory action. They were
given a strong hint that they mu t do some
thing or make way for a commission that
would.
Two attornejs , Judge J. A. Scales and
Charles Pearco. were appointed for the Cbero.
kee nation to assist the Dawes commission
to take a true census of the Cherokre people
and to see that the Cherokee Interests are
piotected before that commifslon. This etrp
of the Cherokee council Is significant , as It
Is another advanced step.
II1COICST HAY CHOP IX MA.VY Y13.UIS.
Avernw for AVliole Country Itl-
iiinleil \liu-l.v-T"o-iiml-n-IIiilf ,
CANAJOHARIE , N. Y. . Aug. 1. Ilc-porls
received from the New England , middle and
western elates by Hie Hay Trade Journal
chow tbe conditional average of the hay crop
to be 94 per cent ; that of the whole country
92 % per cent , with Z per cent Increase acre
age , Indicating the largest crop growth in
many years. On this'account , it lu thought'
there will be a large attendance at tbo na
tional hay dealers' convention to be held
at Plttsburg on the 10 , llth and 12tb of thla
mouth.
Une Gentlenemi.
Be gentle In stimulating tbe kidneys ,
otherwise you will excite and weaken them.
The happiest results follow the use of Hos
tellers' stomach Hitters to overcome renal
Inactivity. Avoid the unmedlcated , fiery
stimulants of commerce. The kidneys have
a delicate membrane , easily irritated , and
upon this the action of such excitant * Is
pernicious. Malarial complaints , Indiges
tion , rheumatism , neuralgia and biliousness
succumb to the corrective Influence of the
Bltterg. _
IIVJIK.MCAL.
HASTINGS , Neb. , Aug. 1. ( Special. )
Samuel P. Miller and Mlse Lulu Pearlo
LUton were married yesterday morning by
the county judge In his court room. The
ceremony was witnessed by about thirty
charming young school teachers , who hap
pened to be in tbe court bouse at the time
and were Invited In as witnesses. The newly
wedded couple are young Hastings folk
and will rwide here.
If nlleuhroU-Wt-Bteriiiuii.
HASTINGS , Neb , , Aug. 1. ( Special. )
George Hollenbe-ck and Mlts Bra G. Wester-
man , both of Fremont , arrived in Hastings
last night and were driven to County Judge
Daily's oiHce , where they were married.
I'llllnmter Outre Jn \ < MV Tori. .
NBW YORK. Aug. l.-Captaln Selva and
Mate Lewis of the filibuster Three Friends ,
held by the United State * authorities , ar
rived here by steamer today. As they left
the dock instantly , they could .lot be In
terviewed as to th * cause of their visit.
A nnn.vT WHEAT STATUS.
Will rroanee Korty Million llnnlieU
Thin Yenr.
According to the Chicago Tribune , thti
year Nebraska has come to the very front
rank an a whe t producing state , with her
splendid crop of 35,000,000 bushoU of prlng
wheat , avercglng over twenty-two bushels
to tht > acre , and K.000.000 bushels of winter
wheat , which will average twenty-one bush
els to tbe acre. The table given below ,
which has been carefully compiled , shows
what will surprise many , that Nebraska
stands third among the states as a wheat
producer , , and it must bo borne in mind
that the sUtea that outrank her are- almost
exclusively wheat HtnteJ. whereas Nebraska
ishi a country ot diversified crops , corn being
her principal product.
Following are the actual figures for 1S9G
and conservative estimates for 1S97 :
States. 1W. ISM.
Minnesota M.WO.OX ) 4GMi9OGl
Nebraska 400"0 , X ) 19 , 10,003
Knnsa * 40,000.000 30.7U. > 1
North Dakota 42.WO.OOO
South IViVota KOi > n.OOO
Indian Territory fi.OOO.lW . .
Oklahoma 7,000,000 2Wlino
Texas 7.tM.t 4.2S.210
Missouri io.ooi.txw 16W4,473
Iowa 10OiiOAV , , "
Oregon lS.WO.OOi ) 10.247.14l
Arkansas 2.0,11.000 1.SW.7M
California 3T..tMOooo '
Colorado 4.WO.WO .
Washington lO.cOO.OW S.-MS.191
Nevada -WOO no.uv
Idaho 1,700,000 r.40i.iu
Montana j"iOM i.soi. :
Wvomlnp 1KI.IK.X ) 224.120
New Mexico avo.WO S1S.WW
T'lnh l.wxuxx ) 2K01.77 3
Arizona WiO.lKW 333,5(10 (
The following table. In bushels , gives es
timated comparatlvo figures of the wheat and
com crops this year and last year :
WHEAT.
States. 1M 7. 1MX ! .
Minnesota r.r..0io,0i 4C..V/.i.0.n
KaiiM * 40.000.0PO 30,794,451
North Dakota 4I.HOO.UW SiS4S. l
South Dakota JB.POO.OW 27r.S3 , < : iO
Nibniska STo.\l.WX > IH.SW.OT
Indian Tcriltory . . . K , < x > J.lUO 2NO , ( .K )
Oklahoma 7.0 , ( W 2.W1.75o
Tt-xas T.WD.OOO 4,023,210 ,
10.UOfl.OPO 10r.i4,473 : ,
Iowa 10 , < tX\XH ( > Il.473.iri3
Oregon 1SIXX > , COO 10,217,141
Arkansas 2.WM100 lMn,7 0
California , 35,000000 4r..097r.l5
Co'orado 4.IHMKM 2.7I7,1K.1 ! ,
WHshlngton lO.dOO.OW K..rS.lSl2
Nevada 200.KW 1W,00
Idaho 1,700.001) ) 2.404 , HI
Montana SOO.WK ) 1,201,240
Wyoming lOl.tXW
New Mexico ( T.0,000 SIK.tXW
Utah 1.0XtKX ) > 2SU3,7.-\3 \
Arizona 20.0. < HK ) r 3,500
Total for Avest of
Mississippi river. . 321.370.000
Illinois' S.000,000 , ,
Michigan 1G.OOO.WO 15.71U.WS
Indiana 24.CW.OOO isroois
Wisconsin C.500KX ) 8,898,900
Total for west 37. i.S70.OX ) 341.017,517
COItN.
Texas 82,000.000
Arkansas 40,000IKM
Michigan l'S,0 0.000
Indiana lOi.HW.WM ,
Illinois 205.000KtO 2S4r > 72,7t'4
Wisconsin 27.f.OJ.OOJ 3SS90,071
Minnesota 23,000OT ( 34,440,974
Iowa M2dOO.OitO 321.719.5U
Mlfpourl LYO.COO.O'X ' ) ] 7fi.7lS.fil9 (
KatiKdp > -iCOO,00 ( ) 247.734,001
Nibnifka S.'O.OM.O'K ) 2SSriW.C33 !
South Dakota 24t'W.oO ' ,
Norlii Dakota GrtOOflO ! > i7r,4a
Montana 15.090 34HO (
Wyoming 47.0CO G2,07T
Co'lorado 2,0onioo ( 2KT.22 ! > I
New Mexico 5PO.OOD
Utah 200.000 21G.2M
Washington 100.030 ? 5 452
Oregon . 297.KS
California . . ! ,0(10UOO ( 2,202,57,1
Totals . 1,523X2,030 ! l > G3CnOj,473
The Ohio wheat and corn crops for tha !
season are not Included In the above esti
mates , but arc ssld to be a fair average-
say 20,000,000 biwhels of wheat and 100.000.-
000 bushels of corn , and also a large yield
of oala. potatoes and hay.
AX STATE COXVKNTIO.V.
The repub'.lcan electors of the state of
Nebraska are requested to send delegates
from their several counties to meet In con
vention In the city of Lincoln. Thursday.
August 2(5 ( , 1S97 , nt 2 o'clock p. m. , for the
purpose of placing In nomination candidates
for the followlns olllce ? > .
One judge of the supreme court , two
regents of the State University , and to
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before the convention.
The several counties are entitled to repre
sentation as follows , the apportionment
ueing based upon the vote cast for the Hon.
Albert J. Burnham for presidential elector
In 1S9G , giving each county one deleeate-at-
lurge and one for each 125 votes and major
fraction thereof :
Counties. Detegates.iCounties. Delegates.
Adams 15Johnson 12
delegates iirfscnt be authorized to cast the
entire vote of the delegation of the county
which they represent.
It is requested that the county conven
tion ! . Hclect their cnrninlttfeinen and purfrut
their county orKanlzutlon nt the flrxt con
vention in counties Inwhich two conventlonsi
are held. GKOHOR . I'OST. Chairman.
J. T. MALLA1..II3U , Seetetary.
"They don't make much fusn about it. "
We are speaking of Do Witt's Little Early
Itlsen , the famous little pills for constipa
tion , biliousness and nil utomacli and liver
troubles. They never grlj > e.
Vl.ll MrKlnU-r uml .Mirriiuin.
NBW YOIJK , AUK. I. The president , Ira-
medlatPiy on learning of the nrrlvnl of
Jubilee Amhattxador Whlteluw Iteld , tele-
eraiihfd an Invitation to him and Mra. Held
to make a visit to them at Lake Champlaln.
beginning next Saturday. Later Sir. Jtpld
will visit John Kherman.
One or two pretended InteiYlewn with Mr.
Itcid Immediately after hl arrival have
been published , but they all have been repu
diated. Mr. Held absolutely refused to ba
Interviewed.
DiMilm llu.Vllllie uf Iliilflml.
NKW YOrtK. Aug. 1. Willlum A. Bell-
wood , confined In the Tombs prison on a
charge of having mvlndlrd I'arsus & Co. .
Jeweler * , out of J2j.KO v/ortlr of Jewelry , re
fused to ndmlt today that he wan Gullama
Halensl , who Jled from J'arls two years agu.
llalensl was one of a coterie that fastened
themselves on Jlax Lebaucly , tlio young mil
lionaire- , whom ; dentil revealed a vtory of
blackmail und extortion that wan the la lit
of the two continent * .